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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
9
A TV veteran notes many aspiring actors seek elocution training before TV work. He mentions Kell conducts interviews for Game of the Week as part of the evolving television industry and talent development.
TV Key previews Tuesday’s prime lineup from New York and Hollywood. Wyatt Earp’s final season episode features Doc Holliday’s wife explaining loyalties as ambushes unfold. Also on the slate are Broken Arrow with Cochise, Red Skelton, and the Jack Paar Show with guest stars and performances.
Springfield Illinois State Journal and Regis ter will be led by Jack Heintz a radio and TV executive from Van Nuys California Heintz was VP and general manager of KOOP Los Angeles and has prior Copley Press ties Heintz appointment announced by A W Shipton president of Copley Press Heintz earlier managed WCSB Springfield before leaving for Navy service in 1943.
Don McNeill reflects on the Breakfast Club’s 25th anniversary in 1958. He recalls early years with no sponsor, the growth of loyal housewife listeners, and notable visitors like Ginger Rogers and Bob Hope. A commemorative painting by Ben Stahl titled Moment of Silent Prayer will be unveiled during the silver anniversary broadcast.
Cincinnati dispatch reports police intensified search for 55 year old Joseph C. Berry missing since May 31 during a visit to his son Clifford. An abandoned automobile tied to Berry was found on private property. lab tests will check upholstery stains for human blood.
The filmstrip about the trial and crucifixion of Jesus will be shown at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Royalton New Apostolic Church. The public is invited.
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